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schuylaar

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Justin Trudeau was asked about President Trump. See how long it took him to respond - CNN Video

A reporter asked Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau about tear gas being used on US protesters so that President Trump could have a photo-op in front of a burned church near the White House.
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physically attacking media now..how long will they be able to report? serious question..if you think that's dramatic- did you ever think we'd be HERE?

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These Australian journalists were attacked by US police - CNN Video

During a live broadcast on Australian television, Channel 7 News journalists were struck by a policeman's riot shield, prompting the Australian government to ask for an investigation into the incident.
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Budzbuddha said:
Might need to do things the Charles Bronson way of street justice ...... this getting to be too much.

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They've got security cameras, sounds like crooks with a plan. Thoughts and prayers for the guy, saw the video, his concerns and focus, I figure him for a soft racist at best, it was pretty shallow self centered stuff. I'd at least mention a bit more context and how I felt about the murder, he seemed unconcerned with the reasons for unrest. Criminals roam at night, protesters only go out in the daytime, that is the way it is panning out. Maybe I read too much into the guy, I never watched his other content, not into cars. People are concerned about what is happening in broad daylight with peaceful protesters, the cops can deal with those who roam illegally at night in the usual way, they are not part of this.
 
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New charges in George Floyd's death: Derek Chauvin faces second-degree murder; 3 other officers charged, senator says

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New charges in George Floyd's death: Derek Chauvin faces second-degree murder; 3 other officers charged, senator says

George Floyd family attorney Benjamin Crump implored officials to hold the officers accountable in powerful remarks at the site of Floyd's killing.
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I regret to say that if past history is a predictor of what will happen, they all get off with not guilty verdict.
 
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Until the laws are changed that provide practically air tight protection from charges to police who commit these acts, it's unlikely that we'll see justice applied to the perpetrators of Floyd's murder.

On the other hand, we could see changes for the better from this outcome from the weekend's protests:

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Minnesota Dept. of Human Rights files civil rights charge against Minneapolis police

The Department will investigate the past 10 years of MPD policies and practices.
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Minnesota Dept. of Human Rights files civil rights charge against Minneapolis police
The Department will investigate the past 10 years of MPD policies and practices.

The Minnesota Department of Human Rights has announced it will file a civil rights charge against the Minneapolis Police Department in the death of George Floyd, and begin an investigation into MPD.
Human Rights Commissioner Rebecca Lucero said this is not like a task force that will produce a study that sits on a shelf. The end goal is to bring about change in the state's largest police department, even if it takes a court order.
 
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